Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-04-11

George Anderson, Henry Stratton,
Homer r. Anderson, Joseph B. Taylor,
Jennie Corcoran, Josephine Patterson,
Leon Shute, Leo Udall, Maud Udall,
Mary Goodrich, Mary Daniels, Maggie
L. Morse, Mabel Mossman, Nettie Chase,
Robert Hoyt, Reuben Cheney, Susie
Lyon, Theron Miller, Thomas Corcoran,
Willie L. Webber, Willie Goodrich.
EEast CraftSbury.
r. S. Tolman's sugar house is
crushed by the weight of snow.
A sister of Mrs. j. W. Simpson,
from Missouri, is with her for a short
visit.
Winter fingers in the lap of spring,
snow is four feet deep, and sugaring
has not commenced.
Mrs. DIR. Corey has gone west to
visit her sister, Mrs. DIR. Walton
DR.. Templeton was at Montpelier
last week visiting his parents.
Derby
Four persons united with the Con-
gregational church and one with the
Methodist last Sunday.
Ed Hutchinson has moved to Hol-
land, man by the name of Lombard
has moved into the Edwin Bates
house.
Religious services were held at the
Cong. church on Fast day. Rev. G.
S. Chase giving a very practical SER
mon.
\ man living in Charleston who is
in the habit of spending his spring
vacation in Canada, arose from
sick bed Mar. 31st and started on his
trip. He was detained in this town
by the condition of the roads till the
next day, seemingly in great distress
of mind if not of body. The commits
sioner opened the road as soon as
possible and let him proceed on his
journey.
Glover.
Robins were seen here Apr. 8th.
Mrs. S. n. Clark has been absent
for time visiting friends.
The Easter Concert talked of by
the Universalist S. S. has been de-
ferred.
Mrs Charles White has been very
sick. but is now considered out of
danger.
Byron French and family of Bos-
ton are spending short time in their
old home.
Mrs. Ayers has returned from St.
Johnsbury and is with her daughter,
Mrs. E. B. Simonds.
Mr.. Haslett in the employ of Lew
is, at his mills, has finished his work
and moved to Newport.
c. S. Parker has torn down the
old saw-mill. Rickety old buildings
are no ornament in any village.
Nat. Drew, one of the old men of
our town is in quite feeble health, land
fears are entertained that he will
never recover.
Measures are being taken by the
Universalist society to raise money
so as to be able to retain the services
of Rev. E. W. Pierce another year.
Miss Matte Cook is to teach the
higher department at the village school
and Katie Pierce the lower. Annie
Stone at the Parish, Miss White at
Slab City, Lydia Hinckley at the
Center.
w. W. Delano, Jr., agent for the
Vermont Farm Machine Co., whose
creameries, etc., are advertised in
this paper, has recently sold in this
town and vicinity fourteen cream
cries, of capacity of from ten to
thirty-five COW diaries. Several of
our best dairymen have bought them.
Mr.. Delano has been assisted by
Bean Bros, local agents.
Greensboro
George Spier and Henry Hill have
been engaged to furnish team and
RIM tho road machine
A council of doctors in Mrs. Chas.
Aliens case pronounced it hopeless.
She has been sick long time.
Mrs. Cinthia Smith went to Stan
nard to do Homework for Jack Weed
and finally thought better of it and
married him.
Joseph Badger and wife have gone
to Hardwick to work for Mr.. Cliff
ford.-Thomas D. Black and wife
have gone to Hardwick to take charge
of J. r. Delano's dairy.
Holland.
Martha Moulton recently received
notice of the death of her mother in
California.
John g. Fisk has received S1131
pension arrearages, and gets 81 a
month pension money.
Thos. Addison will move to New
port; Maggie Worth has gone to
Grovetown, n. H. on visit.
Rev. Mr.. Farrow is better. He is
packing his goods preparatory to
moving, by order of the conference.
Jay
Enos and Myron Blair have gone to
Boston
S. S. Huntley and widow Mahon
are married.
New bows at A a. Macomber's